David K. Delaney - Concepedia

Author

David K. Delaney

United States Army

Also Known As

D. K. Delaney, DAVID K. DELANEY, David K Delaney, David K. Delaney

Publications

701

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All Affiliations

United States Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratory U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center Rocky Mountain Research (United States)United States Department of the Army

About

David K. Delaney is an author at United States Army specializing in evolutionary biology, animal behavior, and conservation biology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	5	5	220
2	Social Sciences	2	2	70
3	Health Sciences	1	1	77
4	Natural Sciences	1	1	26
5	Behavioral Sciences	1	1	35

David K. Delaney

Publications

609

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Effects of Helicopter Noise on Mexican Spotted Owls David K. Delaney, Teryl G. Grubb, Paul Beier, Journal of Wildlife Management	1999	130
Factors influencing the movement biology of migrant songbirds confronted with an ecological barrier Jaclyn A. Smolinsky, Robert H. Diehl, Thomas A. Radzio, Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology BiologyMovement BiologyPopulation EcologyAvian LocomotionMovement Ecology	2013	106
Recommendations for Improved Assessment of Noise Impacts on Wildlife Larry L. Pater, Teryl G. Grubb, David K. Delaney Journal of Wildlife Management Acoustic EcologyNoise MetricsEngineeringBioacousticsNoise Prediction	2009	77
Home Range, Spatial Overlap, and Burrow Use of the Desert Tortoise in the West Mojave Desert Meagan L. Harless, Andrew D. Walde, David K. Delaney, Copeia EngineeringWildlife EcologyBiogeographyPopulation EcologyEvolutionary Biology	2009	57
Animal recognition in the Mojave Desert: Vision tools for field biologists Michael J. Wilber, Walter J. Scheirer, Phil Leitner, EngineeringMachine LearningBiometricsImage ClassificationImage Analysis	2013	42
Activity Patterns of Nesting Mexican Spotted Owls David K. Delaney, Teryl G. Grubb, Paul Beier Ornithological Applications Breeding BehaviorBehavioral SciencesForagingWildlife EcologyActivity Patterns	1999	35
Response of red‐cockaded woodpeckers to military training operations David K. Delaney, Larry L. Pater, Lawrence D. Carlile, Wildlife Monographs Woodpecker ResponseEngineeringWildlife EcologyMilitary Training OperationsEvolutionary Biology	2011	31
Burrows of Desert Tortoises (Gopherus agassizii) as Thermal Refugia for Horned Larks (Eremophila alpestris) in the Mojave Desert Andrew D. Walde, Angela M. Walde, David K. Delaney, The Southwestern Naturalist BiologyMojave Desert RangeWildlife EcologyBiogeographyMojave Desert	2009	26
Geographic variation in fitness and foraging habitat quality in an endangered bird Ann E. McKellar, Dylan C. Kesler, Robert J. Mitchell, Biological Conservation Habitat QualityForagingFitnessWildlife EcologyEvolutionary Biology	2014	24
ANTHROPOGENIC THREAT TO THE DESERT TORTOISE (GOPHERUS AGASSIZII): LITTER IN THE MOJAVE DESERT Andrew D. Walde, Meagan L. Harless, David K. Delaney, Western North American Naturalist Wildlife EcologyEvolutionary BiologyEnvironmental BiologyGopherus AgassiziiWildlife Biology	2007	20

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